Selatria

Selatria

Whim Independent Studios · August 22, 2024 · Adventure, RPG, Strategy, Indie, JRPG

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9 user reviews78% · 9
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Selatria price by region

Selatria costs $9.00 in Georgia (USD), £12.00 in the United Kingdom, $14.99 in the United States, €15.00 in Europe (EUR), CA$20.00 in Canada, A$22.00 in Australia, NZ$22.00 in New Zealand, R$50.00 in Brazil and zł68.00 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Selatria offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $9.00 $9.00 — 1
United Kingdom £12.00 £12.00 — 1
United Statesyour region $14.99 $14.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €15.00 €15.00 — 1
Canada CA$20.00 CA$20.00 — 1
Australia A$22.00 A$22.00 — 1
New Zealand NZ$22.00 NZ$22.00 — 1
Brazil R$50.00 R$50.00 — 1
Poland zł68.00 zł68.00 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Selatria

Main Story

Time of peace abruptly ends when a menacing imperial force overtakes the Availian Academy, home to Faylien’s newest and most talented sorcerers and knights. Dragged into a re-awakened war, it is up to Mage and Melanie to take their wand and blade and summon up their selactic strength to prevail against the assault from an unruly usurper with a multigenerational grudge. Selatria is a turn-based RPG inspired by great classic 16-bit games of the SNES era such as Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Breath of Fire, and Lufia.Selatria: Full Version includes the whole story of Selatria, including the three chapters from “Advent of the Dakk’rian Empire” and the final three chapters. This is considered the definitive edition of the Selatria saga.

Friends Along The Way!

In Selatria, you’ll meet and play as many memorable characters with their own unique skillset. Formulating and nurturing the best party is essential in prevailing against enemy attacks and your strategy in battle!

Carry Over Save Data from “Selatria: Advent of the Dakk’rian Empire”

Already completed “Selatria: Advent of the Dakk’rian Empire”? Carry over any save data from that game and continue where you left off. Gain achievements for any completed progress from that game when beginning a new chapter of Selatria: Full Version.

Selatria Features

  • 60+ hours of gameplay
  • Includes voiced cutscenes and dialogue 
  • Unfathomable and challenging boss battles
  • Dungeons, puzzles, and mini-games
  • Breathtaking soundtrack
  • Includes Steam Achievements

How Will You Play?

Adventure Awaits! How will Mage and Melanie's story unfold? Let’s find out in the definitive, complete version of Selatria!

Selatria — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Oct 16, 2024
This could be a decent homage to classic games if not for limited assets and bad engine that doesn’t make the experience fun. The game takes place in a world that’s governed by Selatria, which is a form of magic. Sadly, the world is also stuck in a war between two different kingdoms. While one was superior in magic, the other was better in arms. Although some other characters will join you during the adventure, the main two belong to the magic kingdom. The first is Mage a young student who’s close to finishing his magician school, and the other is Melanie, a knight who often has to look after clumsy Mage and fix his mistakes. The whole thing gets complicated when two heroes return from a trial in a nearby cave and see that their town was attacked. First thing you’ll notice is that the game’s engine isn’t the best. Although it immediately reminds you of a well-known software for creating classic RPG games, it’s missing a lot of quality of life features. The biggest criticism are painfully slow battles without any option to speed it up, strange and annoying lag on some maps, F12 key resetting the game instead of creating a screenshot (don’t repeat my mistake of trying to save the…
8 found this helpful
Not recommended Jan 26, 2025
Something spoiled my fun playing this game. It was running fine..till one of the updates. OK, I didn't run it for a long time. But today it first stoped loading. After a good 15 minutes later I canceld Visual C++ redistributable and...voila it was loading again. Only that there was no Fullscreen. Oh, for a few seconds it starts in Fullscreen but than it jumps to only 1/2 screen....and no I couldn't change it back to full. One look at the installed files....OMG, 4 GB for a game not better than any RPGMaker game....because the dev couldn't reduce the audio SE files (3.14 GB) Sadly it's too late for a refund.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 1, 2024
I really love this game. I just finished it today and it has been an awesome ride. The first half of this game introduced me to turn based JRPG style gameplay and made me fall in love with the genre. I played Chronotrigger and Final Fantasy 1-5 while I waited for the full version of Selatria to come out. For me, it absolutely holds up when compared to those. The stylistic influence is obvious enough to feel familiar, yet there is enough originality that the game stays enticing and absorbing. Some of my favorite features of this game are: Fun and unique (to me) battle system – I enjoyed pulling off team attacks and figuring out which character combinations worked well together. Some combinations made combat easy to the point of feeling cozy and relaxing, while others give the player more of a challenge. I liked to try to level all of the characters as evenly as possible, which encouraged me to embrace the challenge of sometimes using a party that doesn’t synergize optimally. Voice Acting, Music, and Art Style – After coming from the classics with only pixel graphics and no voice acting, Selatria presents a pleasant change. Many of the assets are hand drawn, which really adds …
4 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 6, 2025
Great game! There are over 60 hours of content and plenty of locations to explore! Some puzzles may be difficult but there is a guide that helps out with most of the difficult ones.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 12, 2024
Fantastic- difficult at times but well worth the entertainment
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 10, 2026
I started playing this game originally when I met the Dev team back at Gameacon. After beating the original version, grinding the hell out of it, learning its guts, and getting to beta test the full version of the game, i can say it's beyond recommended. I have loved this game and this dev company for years. Give it a playthrough, Its worth beating at least once. this game has its moments where it is beyond frustrating, but it is learnable. I can personally guarantee that everything is humanly possible, if not sometimes needing to be near perfect, but that's part of it's charm, half of those parts are optional, and the other half that arent are learnable with a few times of repetition. This game will challenge you, but also keep you absorbed in the character's growth. Call it nostalgia, but i need to do another playthrough. Also.. I'm in the game ;3 I couldn't have asked for a greater honor than that. You can find me in the bane of my existence. MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTT!!! (Fire Dungeon)
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